knife and sheath comic 3d models

Blade size is around 170 x 80 x 3mm.There is a catch at the end to prevent the sheath from slipping out, press to release.No supports required for me, though there are 55 deg overhangs and slight bridging at two corners.Clicking on my AliExpress...

This is a sheath made for a whittling knife whose blade is 78.5 (L) x 15.5 (W) x 2.0 (D) mm. The opening of the sheath is 16 x 2.5 allowing easy insertion, but the cutout tapers to 2.0 mm toward the tip so that it would not easily fall off the blade....

Victorinox Paring Knife Sheath - Safeguard Your Blade and Fingers Protect your blade with a sheath designed specifically for the Victorinox paring knife model 5.0631, and shield your fingers from potential harm. Print Details Printer Brand:...

This sheath is designed specifically for the YukaBa Crinkle Potato Cutter 2.9" x 11.8" Stainless Steel knife, providing a safe and secure storage option that prevents damage or injury. The sheath is printed without support as two halves that should...

Manchester University's Ethnographic Art Collection proudly showcases the Metal Knife & Sheath, an exceptional artifact acquired through meticulous research and collection efforts. ...This remarkable piece was carefully digitized using a...

This is a simple sheath for the Huusk kitchen knife. Feel free to remix and adapt for other applications. Import the file to you slicer 2 times. ...Mirror one of the parts around the Y axis (in Cura), so that you get two fitting halves for one...

... Once all the pieces have been printed, simply join them with screws or rivets which can also be purchased online for a better result. The sheath has no retention systems but the knife will not come out unless you exert a slight force on it.

This sheath fits all knifes smaller than a Milwaukee drywall knife. I use a simple rubber band to keep the knife in the sheath. The way a printed it, I decided to use a brim. It was probably not needed. ...I hope this keeps you all from cutting...

... unsheathing my knives. ... It originally had a paddle holster, wasn't a fan so I just made a simple belt loop. This is the knife I have.https://www.amazon.com/Tactical-Knife-Plastic-Sheath-Black/dp/B07345F2Q5/ref=psdc_3222119011_t2_B01JDED9O2?th=1

This is a protective sheath designed specifically for a 170mm Santoku knife, featuring an innovative stopper mechanism that securely keeps the blade safely in place.

A knife sheath for one of the most widely available low-cost paring knives in commercial markets, the Dexter, requires careful design. A snug fit ensures that the blade remains secure within the sheath. Adding holes allows for easy cleaning to...

3D Printed Multipart Knife Sheath Design for Snapmaker Users The design comprises four essential parts: two for the actual sheath, one connector piece, and a fourth reinforcement component for the top. This intricate setup is specifically engineered...

The interior of the sheath is made for a 3.7mm thick blade and has extra space for a thin cloth or leather lining so the blade is held tight and slides softly. once lined, the two sheath halves click together and the hinge can be oriented to work any...

The sheath is designed for a Cold Steel Outdoorsman, which has a 6 inch blade, but could be modified to fit any knife by changing the profile of the second inner layer and the overall length of the model. ...As I've previously mentioned, I don't have a...

I bought this cheese knife on amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000CFMR5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ^prodyne CK-300 cheese knife^ It did not have a sheath, and so it was banging around in our utensil drawer and there...

... is a wedge tool that I used to help get the supports out. To get it to grip the knife, heat the bed of your 3d printer to around 85 degrees C and use it to warm the spine of the sheath. ...This will let you bend it down a bit to improve grip.

To support the belt mount and brims of the sheath's parts, additional structural reinforcement was necessary. I carefully designed the dimensions to fit perfectly, so you may need to lightly sand the insert for the knife blade with 100-grit...

This is a knife sheath held tougher by nails but you can use glue. It has holes for paracord and has a locking mechanism. It works for the knife in the link below. I have personally used this for hunting and has worked well. ... ...

Sheath functions well, but I modified the design after printing mine because the latch gets caught in the knife blade's holes and a small portion of the edge near the handle remains unprotected. The original design is labeled _original, while the...

This is a simple sheath for the Huusk kitchen knife. Feel free to remix and adapt for other applications. Import the file to you slicer 2 times. Mirror one of the parts around the Y axis (in Cura), so that you get two fitting halves for one complete...

Simple snap-on sheath for this great knife. Simply insert the tip and rotate to snap on.Print Instructions | Print standing on edge as shown in the screen shot, no supports required. Any layer thickness works fine, 0.30mm is used in the gcode...

I designed a custom sheath for my Victorinox 6 inch fish knife, and today was the day I made my first trial print. Unfortunately, it had some issues with binding, so I adjusted the design by widening the knife slot and plan to print another version...

Sheath for a Victorinox paring knife (model 5.0631). ...Protect your bladeand your fingers. Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20% Notes: Set your line width to 0.4mm for best results....

Custom Fit Sheath for a 5-Inch Blade. ... If the standard dimensions don't match your knife's length, adjust the scale settings in your slicer to ensure a snug fit, either by expanding the x-axis or y-axis proportions as needed.

I ordered a Bowie knife sheath with a picatinny rail adapter, hoping to create something functional. Unfortunately, my 3D printing endeavors were hindered by stubborn supports that refused to budge. ...I'm unsure whether this issue is inherent to the...

Easy to print, no supports sheath for a great ceramic knife. This print includes a sacrificial bridge that will have to be removed manually. ...The "lock-in" is done by the print applying pressure on the side of the blade as you slide it in.</p>

... Chef paring knives. ... This design fits the newest Pampered Chef paring knife (purchased in 2020) Paring knives come in many sizes... ...This design is to fit blade dimensions: Width of blade; 1mm , Height of blade 13mm, Length of blade 72.5 mm

This sheath was crafted specifically for a 19cm Oneida chef's knife. To ensure successful printing, a raft or brim is advised due to the narrow base of the model. I utilized a 10mm brim with great results. ...Printing at 0.2mm resolution worked well,...

This sheath was designed for a 19cm Oneida chef's knife. A raft or brim is recommended for successful printing, as the base of the model is very narrow (I used a 10mm brim). I printed it at 0.2mm resolution, but it should be fine at 0.3mm to speed up...

The benefit of this thing is that you can change your sheath respectively your knife without taking it from your belt. The original is very good, but I wanted one fitting different thick leather loops better. Furthermore I found it difficult to clip...